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PAS Perlis sedia ‘berubat sendiri’ selepas teguran Sanusi

Solahudin Azmi berkata lebih enam bulan di bawah Jawatankuasa Tadbir Sementara mematangkan kepimpinan negeri untuk menguruskan hal ehwal parti sendiri.

PAS Perlis sedia ‘berubat sendiri’ selepas teguran Sanusi

PAS Perlis has declared readiness to handle its internal disputes independently following scrutiny by the Temporary Management Authority (JTS), reported by Bernama. The state’s PAS leader, Arau Solahudin Azmi, views the criticism by PAS’s National Deputy Chairman Sanusi Nor as an opportunity to regain control of the party’s affairs.

He emphasized that it is now time for PAS Perlis to operate independently and plan political activities based on local leadership strength and consensus. “After more than six months under JTS oversight by PAS Vice President Idris Ahmad, we are confident that the entire state leadership is now ready and mature to manage party affairs,” he stated in a statement.

Solahudin also highlighted PAS Perlis' advantage with the experience of PAS State Media Adviser Ahmad Ali, who has been a party member for over six decades. PAS Kangar’s Yussaine Yahya also expressed readiness for independent action, noting that unity among the party’s grassroots has long been established. He stated that only a few are deliberately causing issues.

PAS Muslim Council Chairman Husna Hashim noted that the state’s leadership is always accurate and respects every party management guideline. She said PAS Perlis always adheres to the decision to decline a secretarial job offer from the Perlis Chief Minister. The state also accepted the nomination of three Deputies for the Perak State Legislative Assembly.

At the 72nd Annual PAS Muktamar in Kota Bharu, Sanusi strongly criticized PAS Perlis for engaging in internal feuding. He said the criticism had been given the previous year, but the issue persists, making it difficult for central leadership to find a solution.

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